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• gamedeal user

  Nov 15, 2021

  Coming from empire of the undergrowth I had high hope for the game, however the management become repetitive, and the strategy has little depth. the genre of evolution (just to increase stat) is not a good one. there is critter mond, slurpy derpy and this, but they all feel lacking mechanical depth. what's worse, in this game, there is little automation compared to the above 2. To make a good evolution game it must be quantitative and not qualitative.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 8, 2022

  I 10/10 recommend this game it has a lot of thought and stratergy required to win and thrive. Being able to uprise beetles bring out emotions in me that make me very happy. The game goes very indepth into breeding of the beetles, being able to basically customise what beetles you want and building the perfect beetle army. 😁😁😁
• gamedeal user

  Aug 11, 2022

  the best game ive seen in a while
• Cheese

  Jan 29, 2023

  bug
• Shep

  Jun 28, 2023

  i like beetle
• gamedeal user

  Jul 25, 2023

  When i found this game during a special sale i thought that like most games in this price range this one will be a haphazardly cobbled together heap of barely playable junk but might as well give it a try. And this assumption was 100% wrong. Beetle Uprising is the beetle equivalent of Empire of the Undergrowth and then somehow manages to slightly outpace EotU on basically everything it scores on (aside from optimization). Where EotU gives you slight variations and behavioral changes in your ants, one of Beetle Uprisings core mechanics IS the genetic variance and behavioral changes you induce in your beetles. Instead of EotU's architectural management of the hive in BU you directly interact and decorate the nest and directly give your beetles food toys sleeping places and grooming tools adding a slight virtual pet aspect to the game. Only con i have encountered so far is resource availability so far i control 6 areas and even after completely plundering them i can still barely keep my nest from running deficits for the moment. Absolute recommendation including outside of sales!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 24, 2017

  I'll have to refund for I feel like this doesn't just yet deserve 10FR and I'd want to spend them on something else. I've double checked to see if I had missed anything, but this review is going to be mostly personal gripes with this game as the game is functional (as far as I could see within an hour). 1. It's about beetles, but only sorta. The "sim" part of the game where you see the "life" of the beetles is redundant, and the beetles could have easily been replaced by literally anything, as what they sleep on, consume and PLAY with don't relate to beetles in any way. I know that the game advertises the beetles as being a vague entity to ease the concept of them slowly mutating into different form and shapes as your breeding goes on, but it's definitely way too vague for me to feel that they're beetles at all. Although beetles are known to live in groups, they're definitely not the same kind of hivemind as ants tend to be, so sticking with ants probably would have been a better idea. 2. RTS(?) I was looking forward to doing some thought process as I have no experience in RTS games at all, generally clumping my units together and rushing towards different points of a map in offline games. Sadly, this is just that. I might have missed some amazing in-depth RTS battles later on in the game as the first map is just destroying the enemy, but even, then, it was timed. Despite having a large margin even for the 3 star objective which was to destroy all enemy beetles under a minutes and a half, I wasn't given the option to divide my group of beetles to effectively destroy everything in record time, or to catch one of the beetles that had wanderd off into the corners of the map. This might be an option later as I was in control of my "white" units, implying that i could take care of more unit groups later, but that's just an assumption. 3. The UI and the music A minor detail from my part, as I've immediately turned off the music as it sounded like something that was royalty free and very jarring, replacing it with my own. The UI looks like that of a flash game, but again, if the two points above had been otherwise I couldn't have cared less. I'll be following the game's development further in hope that this becomes something else, but right now, it's at the level of a phone game that i'd buy for about as cheap as 2FR (this game being 10 in swiss currency) as a time waster.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 24, 2017

  This game is suprisingly Fun And takes a bit of stratergy too. Well Worth $10 Can't wait to see what the developers do next!!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 28, 2017

  I only bought the game yesterday but so far it has been fun and a very promising. You start of with 2 beetles in your nest and from there on you build your beetle empire. In your nest you can put down variuos objects for your beetles to keep them happy. You breed 2 of your beetles giving you a possbillity of 9 hatchlings with different stats whereby you can choose to keep 1 to be added to your colony. So with future selective breeding you can build on the traits you want for your beatles. You can also go to the "world map" which basically is a map of a vacant lot with a few areas in it that are locked at the start and have to be explored with quests to get access to them. There are automated missions were you can sent out designated beetles on missions to gather items for your lair, or take missions whereby you are placed in charge of a group of "offspring" beetles to take on the other inhabitants in the yard. In the first mission you need to kill a certain amount of bugs in the required time, it is pretty easy to get the three stars achiement by just chasing down all the enemy. Pros: - Fun to breed and try to build on the stats you want for your beetles. - You need to plan your exploration missons, some of the enemy are stronger than you and you can't just storm in. - Some missions require you rather avoid combat to achieve the objectives or lure enemy away from the main storm. - The price is really cheap to give it a try. Cons: - Music can use a overhaul - Placing of stuff from the back pack in the nest feel a bit clunky. - Combat is very basic, you basically just direct your swarm to the waypoint and they engage on their own. - You beatles consume food very fast and you need to keep sending them om missions to keep your stock piles up. - After a couple of breeding cessions your original beetles become obsolete so you don't really get attached to any of the beetles - The game need some more depth, at the moment it feel as if you just have to rush breed to get your stats up, but I'm still early lvl into the game and might change the more I play. Will be interesting to see how the game plays out in future but I think there is a lot of potential here.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 8, 2017

  i have had this game for 2 weeks so far, and i find it to be a very good and fun game, and i recomend it fully. at first i was thinking it was unbalanced, but since i finished the last stage i changed my mind, so far it is very do able if your very selective on how you breed and the mood your bugs are in, i find i lose less states if i blend a bug when they are all happy i found if you blend when they are upset you stand a chance of losing states but you will get that back if you dont over work them all in all a good game and i cant wait for pvp